Thursday, September 4, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thursday, September 4, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven = ~fl OFFl CE OF, PROGRAMS STUDENT 336 Michigan Union-763-4182 Provides resources to facilitate the leadership and initiative of students, faculty.and staff to enable students to acquire skills for responsible living as freeindividuals. Learning and practice in applying these skills in individ- ual and organizational settings which contribute to the students' sense of com- petence, independence and responsibility are stressed. Particular emphasis is placed on the importance of inter and intra organizational development and relationships and the coordination of efforts to formalize student con- cerns and issues for attitudinal, structural and educational changes within the University and the community. Program and resource areas are: CAREER PLANNING &PLACEMENT CAREERS " RESOURCE LI BRARY-Career information on all types of employment; graduate and undergraduate catalogs and directories. Come in and browse. ® CAREER PLANNERS-People to talk with about your career alternatives, courses and majors related to careers, grad programs. On a walk-in basis (usually) or by appointment. ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS * With employers for career positions in schools, industry, business, or gov- ernment. " With grad, law, bus. ad., and med. schools for admissions information. SPECIAL PROGRAMS " Minority program-counseling for minority students on careers and job finding skills. " Women's program-luncheons, workshops, and career information to de- velop alternatives. * Pre-professional advising for law, med., dent., vet., and osteo. schools. JOB FINDING RESOURCES * Job-Finding Workshops-Resumes, letters of application, job interviewing, strategies in contacting employers. " Current job openings-Civil Service information; Directories of employers; Employer literature on career opportunities. THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER OFFICE OF ETHICS AND RELIGION STUDENT ORGAN IZATIONAL 603 E. Madison Third Floor, Union SERVICES. Educational 341 Michigan Union Innovation Advocate Women's Program Coordinator Human Sexuality Advocate Organizational Development Coordinator Michigan Advertising Works 764-9310 764-7442 764-0207 763-4189 763-4187 763-4186 764-0207 764-0437 764-7409 763-1385 763-1107 763-3501 1 Student Organization Business Services EVENT AND FACILITY SCHEDULING 240 Michigan Union 240 Michigan Union' Second Floor, Union CARFFR UNIVERSITY CENTER ACTIVITIES SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES. 3200 Student Activities Bldg. CAMPUS BROADCASTING NETWORK WRCN (AM) --WCBN (FM) 530 Student Act. Bldg. 3rd Floor 764-7460 Planning $ Placement COUNSELING SERVICES This is a new service combining the Mental Health Clinic, formerly with University Health Service, and Counseling Services. Students acre invited to bring any concern; the initial goals of the counseling inter-action are to achieve problem clarification, to resolve immediate issues, and to identify appropriate strategies for further problem resolution. MICHIGAN UNION/HEALTH SERVICE OFFICES SERVICES: CONMMUNITY AlSERVICES I As a minority student, a tenant, a disabled student or, a volunteer, communities can mean a lot to you. Community Services (CS) is all about the communities students form on campus and'the ways they relate to off-cam- pus communities. CS deals realistically and responsively with where you're coming from, who you are and what you care about through the following offices: Walk-in counseling from 1:00 P.M. to 3 P.M. 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon and * Professional counseling by appointment-individual, couples, and group counseling * Educational programs for developing life skills * Consultation to student and faculty/staff organizations and help-givers FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 764-8437 OR 764.8313 DIAL 76-GUIDE Black Advocate Chicano Advocate Disabled Students Services. Mediation Services 2205 Michigan Union 335 Michigan Union 763-4188 763-4184 763-3000 763-1071 4119 Michigan 2205 Michigan Union Union A 24-hour student-staffed telephone counseling, information, and service. Walk-up desk located in the lobby of the Michigan Union. izes in problem solving, identification of resources, and referral to and community agencies for any concern. referral Special- campus Native American Advocate Project Community Trotter House 2205 Michigan Union 2204 Michigan Union 1443 Washtenaw Ave. MINORITY COUNSELING AND INFORMATION DIAL 764-8131 763-4185 763-3548 763-4692 in the For comprehensive information, come see us U